tan_pao_wei

Hi there,
This is my first post on this board, and I was wondering if someone could help me with this tutorial. I tried it, and found it very hard to follow... my problem is this... I get to the point where you are first suppose to go into the hue/saturation, but everytime I try this, i get what looks like this:



Could someone help me? also, the author of this tutorial, could you maybe make things a little clearer? Just so no one else runs into this problem, and so that I don't have any problems in the rest of the tutorial. Thanks!

(PSD) Sergiy

I`m not sure were you stuck at?
Look what i did first time. I tried this thing for over 4 times ... and finaly i success! So [innocent] Keep up! [righton]

Good Luck

Blinky2004

Welcome to the community 101jinx101, hope you enjoy your stay. [honesty]

Well... it is in fact clear enough for the appropriate user level, which is intermediate. I'm not trying to be funny, just making sure you understand that that tute assumes the user has at least an intermediate level understanding of Photoshop.
And in fact, you're the first person to have this kind of problem.

Without knowing the exact steps you've done, the problem appears to be one of 3 things... as though you have a selection going when applying the HUE&SAT filter, or you've grouped (clipped) 2 layers together that shouldn't be grouped, or you're on the wrong layer when applying the HUE&SAT filter. Make sure you've clicked on (activated) the layer containing the top surface of the numbers before using the HUE&SAT filter.

Can you be more specific as to which step you were on when things started going wrong?

Tuul

Well I am currently using PS6, unsure what the author of the tutorial used... but this is what I came up with... also using it as my lil avatar, hehe. thanks for the tut.

Tuul

Hercules

Tuul Welcome to the Forum and enjoy your stay.

I like the color combination a lot. [righton]
Did you want the letter T, to be spaced like that?

Tuul

thanks for the welcome.
Yup. its the way I wanted. I wanted the "T" to stand out because it was upper case, as apposed to the lower case "uul".